Manuscript Works Newsletter
ArchiveTopDiscussionAbout
N. asks: I’m in a situation where my dream university press wants to see a revised book manuscript in short order on the basis of a diss abstract and a…
Aug 4CommentShare
Happy Saturday, Manuscript Workers. Just popping in with two brief announcements. First, the next cycle of Princeton University Press’s Book Proposal D…
Jul 31CommentShare
And how to avoid it!
Jul 28CommentShare
The two phases of publication that occur after the author has finished writing the final draft of the manuscript are production and promotion. A couple…
Jul 21CommentShare
Hello Manuscript Workers! It’s kind of a big week over here — yesterday was the official release date of The Book Proposal Book: A Guide for Scholarly …
Jul 14CommentShare
Hi Manuscript Workers, Just in case you didn’t know, the official release date of The Book Proposal Book: A Guide for Scholarly Authors is NEXT WEEK! T…
Jul 7CommentShare
What should you be doing and when?
Jun 30CommentShare
Hi Manuscript Workers, Today’s newsletter is a super quick one to announce last call for my webinar on Developmental Editing for Academics, which is ha…
Jun 23CommentShare
Hi Manuscript Workers, In an ideal world, every scholarly author would be able to afford to work with a developmental editor who could read their work,…
Jun 17CommentShare
What to change from press to press and what you can leave alone
Jun 10CommentShare
Plus, Celebrating 6 Years of Manuscript Works
Jun 3CommentShare
Before you revise it and submit it to publishers as a book
May 28Comment 2Share
© 2021 Laura Portwood-Stacer. See privacy, terms and information collection notice
Publish on Substack
Manuscript Works Newsletter is on Substack – the place for independent writing